Judge dismisses lawsuit against Chicago Housing Authority's land lease to Chicago Fire soccer club. Legal and housing communities react to ruling.

The community meeting to discuss the future of the 95th Street corridor, exploring Equitable Transit-Oriented Development opportunities and community vision, is scheduled for November 1.

Construction to start at ex-Chicago Spire site with plans for a two-tower design providing affordable housing and altering the Streeterville skyline.

Dave Brubecks historic tree house, a midcentury marvel designed by Beverley D. Thorne, listed for $3 million.

SFPOA sues local gastropub, The Brixton, alleging unpaid rent amounting over 376K, highlighting wider issues tied to commercial eviction moratoriums.

Silicon Valleys John A. Sobrato pledges 2-acre plot for homeless shelters in San Jose, planning to house around 150 people temporarily.

Parkland College and AGCO launch Agricultural Education Center, offering hands-on training and job placements for future farming technicians.

Sales launch for luxury condos in the upcoming Ritz-Carlton Residences, Boston South Station, slated for 2025 occupancy.

San Jose begins affordable housing project aimed at promoting public transport usage and reducing greenhouse emissions.

San Francisco's NEMA apartment building suffers as its valuation is reported to shrink by almost 50% in the last five years amid market challenges.

Revised analysis unveils a brighter outlook for San Francisco's downtown recovery amid the pandemic, bolstered by the return of tourists, office workers, and residents. The city now ranks 38th among U.S. cities studied for recovery rates.

As Bay Area homebuyers face the stark reality of a $10,000-a-month mortgage, new reports reveal the increasing challenge of affording a home in the United States as a whole.

A historic condominium inside the former location of the Boston Children's Museum has recently hit the market, offering a luxurious blend of the property's storied past and modern amenities.